Removals to France | Removals to Paris | European House MovesHamiltons Removals are a UK based removals company offering weekly removals to and from France. Whether you are moving to Paris, France on a permanent basis or are setting up your holiday home, we provide a tailored removals service to suit your requirements. We offer three main types of removal services to France. These are a dedicated service, where you have sole use of a vehicle, a special service, which allows you to specify collection and delivery dates and a part load/groupage service for smaller moves where you share space in a container.Removals to France – click here for detailed information on our removals service, or click here for an online removals quote. We can move you to all French cities including Amiens, Angers, Bordeaux, Brest, Caen, Cannes, Dijon, Grenoble, Le Havre, Le Mans, Lille, Limoges, Lyon, Marseille, Metz, Montpellier, Nantes, Nice, Orleans, Paris, Perpignan, Reims, Rennes, Saint Malo, Saint Tropez, Strasbourg, Toulouse and Tours. Hamiltons are a member of the trade association BAR (British Association of Removers), The Road Haulage Association and are BS EN ISO 9001:2000 registered. Removals to Paris Paris, the capital of France is made up of 20 Arrondisements or villages, which joined together over time. Although now one big city, each of these villages brought with it its own sense of style and individuality together with its own traditions and history. These subtle differences in culture are still quite evident today. The Inner City Arrondisements 1-11 form the inner circle of Paris and contain many of the tourist attractions of the city. Among the many attractions that central Paris has to offer are: Arr 1 - Palais du Louvre – This is the geographical centre of Paris and a tourist Mecca. Arr 2 - Bourse de Paris - The French Stock Exchange – This is the business quarter of Paris. Arr 3 - Musee Picasso – Arrondisement three is one of the oldest neighbourhoods in Paris. Many 17th century mansions still exist in this quite peaceful area of the city. Arr 4 - Cathedral Notre-Dame – This is a lively neighbourhood with an alternative lifestyle scene, lots of trendy bars, shops, and restaurants. Arr 5 - Quartier Latin (Latin Quarter) - This neighbourhood has a small village feel, where students mix with professionals in its quaint winding streets. Arr 6 - Ecole Nationale des Beaux-Arts - Once a bohemian hangout for intellectuals, this neighbourhood is now newly chic with classy boutiques, art galleries, and restaurants in abundance. Arr 7 – Eiffel Tower – This is a very wealthy neighbourhood with a distinctly international flavour. Arr 8 - Champs-Elysees – Arrondisement eight is an area famous for it’s shopping where tourism and business exist in perfect harmony. Arr 9 - Quartier de l'Opera - This diverse residential area is popular among artists Arr 10 - Gare du Nord - A multi-cultural quite bohemian area. Arr11 - Opera, Bastille - This is a primarily residential area. The beautiful river Seine runs through central Paris dividing it in two. On the banks of the river in Arrondisements 1, 4 and 8 on the North side and 5, 6 and 7 on the South side you will find cafes, restaurants and every kind of entertainment. All year round, Parisians and tourists flock here to mingle, eat and drink al-fresco whilst admiring the sights and sounds of the city. Outer Paris Arrondisements 12-20 make up the outer ring of the city and tend to be more residential areas. Below is a guide to the outer areas of the city Arr 12 – Bois de Vincennes – This is a residential area featuring a beautiful park. Arr 13 - Manufacture des Gobelins – Arrondisement thirteen is also primarily residential area and is home to Chinatown of Paris Arr 14 - Rodin’s statue of Balzac - This residential district is known for its lively cafés and restaurants. Arr 15 - Parc des Expositions - This large residential area features a range of housing to suit almost all budgets.Arr 16 - Bois de Boulogne – Arrondisement sixteen is quite a wealthy neighbourhood with substantial houses. Arr 17 - Palais des Congres de Paris – A good mix of housing can be found here. Arr 18 – Le Moulin Rouge - This arty residential area has a lovely village feel and is popular among tourists. Arr 19 - Cite des Sciences et de l'Industrie – This is mainly residential with a good ethnic mix. Arr 20 - Père-Lachaise Cemetery – Here you will find the final resting place of Oscar Wilde, Edith Piaf and Jim Morrison. It is also an up-and-coming residential area. Removals to Paris France – Contact us now to discuss your move. |
